The reason I bring this up is that changing from a single member LLC to a trust with both you and your Husband could potentially reset your 2 year holding period requirements if you wish to 1031 exchange again in the future. 

Plenty of pro's including easy qualification, low documents required for underwriting/processing, and just overall convenience + turnaround time, among other nuances that make it a great loan product.

Borrower does not have records from 2020 any longer and lender is requiring some sort of proof of release.

Curious if the state of NH has any regulations on this type of residency transfer like if Im required to register my vehicle there and get a new drivers license or any other information that needs to be updated with my new "residency".

This is assuming you are willing to put in the work that would be required for this.

Getting leads from agents require least amount of initiative and it's a good place to start.

I have been reading Long Distance Real Estate Investing - David Greene, and came across an interesting tidbit of information: Your first 10 (1-4, 5-10) property loans are Fanny Mae insured, after which your loan criteria become more unfavorable (variable rates, stricter credit score requirements etc.).

As @Dmitriy Fomichenko mentioned, you cannot personally guaranty the loan and the limited recourse aspect navigates that requirement.

Thank you,Danielle Transferring the property to an LLC should not trigger an appraisal requirement.  

Some require only registration with the city.